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Fall 2018

Certainty & Uncertainty in Reporting Fingerprint Evidence

Authors Joseph B. Kadane and Jonathan J. Koehler

Democracy & Justice

Science & Technology

Fall 2018

The Supreme Court & Science: A Case in Point

Author Linda Greenhouse

Democracy & Justice

Science & Technology

Fall 2018

The Uncertain Future of Forensic Science

Author Jennifer L. Mnookin

Democracy & Justice

Science & Technology

Fall 2018

Bridging the Science-Law Divide

Authors David Baltimore, David S. Tatel, and Anne-Marie Mazza

Democracy & Justice

Science & Technology

Free

| Fall 2018

Science, Common Sense & Judicial Power in U.S. Courts

Author Sheila Jasanoff

Democracy & Justice

Science & Technology

Fall 2018

The Intractability of Inaccurate Eyewitness Identification

Authors Jed S. Rakoff and Elizabeth F. Loftus

Democracy & Justice

Science & Technology

Fall 2018

Improving Judge & Jury Evaluation of Scientific Evidence

Authors Valerie P. Hans and Michael J. Saks

Democracy & Justice

Science & Technology

Free

| Fall 2018

Introduction

Authors Shari Seidman Diamond and Richard O. Lempert

Democracy & Justice

Science & Technology

Fall 2018

Universities: The Fallen Angels of Bayh-Dole?

Authors Rebecca S. Eisenberg and Robert Cook-Deegan

Democracy & Justice

Science & Technology

Fall 2018

Scientists as Experts Serving the Court

Authors Daniel Rubinfeld and Joe S. Cecil

Democracy & Justice

Science & Technology

Free

| Fall 2018

Law & Neuroscience: The Case of Solitary Confinement

Authors Jules Lobel and Huda Akil

Democracy & Justice

Science & Technology

Fall 2018

Alternatives to Traditional Adversary Methods of Presenting Scientific Expertise in the Legal System

Authors Nancy Gertner and Joseph Sanders

Democracy & Justice

Science & Technology

Free

| Fall 2018

When Law Calls, Does Science Answer? A Survey of Distinguished Scientists & Engineers

Authors Shari Seidman Diamond and Richard O. Lempert

Democracy & Justice

Science & Technology

Free

| Fall 2016

Ethics, Technology & War

Author Scott D. Sagan

Global Affairs

Nations

Science & Technology

Fall 2016

The Nuclear Necessity Principle: Making U.S. Targeting Policy Conform with Ethics & the Laws of War

Authors Jeffrey G. Lewis and Scott D. Sagan

Global Affairs

Nations

Science & Technology

Fall 2016

Moral Character or Character of War? American Public Opinion on the Targeting of Civilians in Times of War

Author Benjamin Valentino

Global Affairs

Nations

Science & Technology